No Stirrup November is back again! For many riders, this is the dreaded month when the instructor says, “drop your stirrups.” And, those stirrups won’t be coming back for a month! While this seems like a new kind of torture...
Snowy weather and hot chocolate mean winter is coming around again. Most horse owners have encountered the challenges of cold weather, frozen water buckets, and freezing fingers. Horse management in the winter is hard on horses and horse owners alike....
A hotly debated topic in the horse world - to shoe or not to shoe. If you want a spirited discussion, ask any equestrian their opinion on barefoot versus shoes. And, while this might be a controversial answer, we believe...
In riding and in life, the key to success is preparation (and practice). A great way to prepare for the jumper ring or a cross-country course is to walk it before riding it. Course walks give you a closer look...
You may have heard of cowboy or Western Dressage and wondered how this discipline is different or similar to English Dressage. The two disciplines share many similarities and both are designed to progress both horse and rider through structured training....
Storing hay and grain properly can help to preserve the feed, prevent mold growth and contamination, saving you significant money in the process. Here is some helpful advice to keep in mind when you are purchasing and storing hay and...
